Cinema The Italian TV series that hopes to break down racial stereotypes ‘Zero’ hopes to break new ground in Italy, a country where racist language and imagery are not uncommon
Hungary Covid cancellation fears for Hungary’s festival season this summer Organisers of Hungary's summer concerts and festivals are frustrated at the uncertainty over government coronavirus plans
Cult Picasso, cet Ibère : rétrospective au musée de Santander Le musée de Santander accueille jusqu'au 12 septembre une rétrospective des oeuvres de Picasso soulignant l'influence du monde ibérique sur l'artiste
Culture How a small Cape Verde island became an LGTBI oasis in Africa In the port city of Mindelo in Cape Verde, lives Tchinda Andrade, a trans woman in her thirties. Wearing a short skirt, she sells her Brasilian fritters in the streets in broad daylight. No one insults or attacks her #CryLikeaBoy 08/04/2021
Netherlands Dutch police make arrest over theft of €6m Van Gogh painting Van Gogh's “The Parsonage Garden at Nuenen in Spring 1884” was snatched from the Singer Laren museum east of Amsterdam in the early hours of March 30, 2020. 06/04/2021
Netherlands Dutch government will allow 3,500 to attend Eurovision in COVID trial The size of the audience will be dependent on the epidemiological situation at the time, the government has said. 02/04/2021
Culture Podcast | Growing up with absent fathers in the ghost of apartheid What are the different forms of masculinity that live in South Africa nowadays? And what are the common challenges that overcome the heritage of segregation and apartheid? Join us in our latest #CryLikeABoy podcast episode. 01/04/2021
Cinema Youngsters to vote for best film at European Film Academy awards The academy is inviting 12 to 16-year-olds to join its international jury, watch three nominated films, and cast their votes in the Young Audience Award. 27/03/2021
France France submits the baguette for UNESCO world heritage status The Ministry for Culture said its decision is to protect traditional savoir-faire as the number of bakeries across France has significantly decreased over the past decades. 27/03/2021
musica Faust's spectacular journey at Opera Bastille What would you do if you could turn back time and be young again? The desire for eternal youth is at the heart of Gounod's "Faust" and a new staging of it is being performed at the Paris' Opera Bastille. 25/03/2021
Culture The pandemic can change the domestic power balance | View The coronavirus health crisis is triggering a whole new discussion on traditional gender roles within domestic walls: it's time to redraw their limits, reorganise tasks and cohabitation - argues an Italian feminist and philosopher for our podcast #CryLikeABoy 25/03/2021
Cult Dutch experiment could lead to return of big events The Dutch government wants to investigate whether large events, like music festivals and concerts, can be held safely with proof of a negative COVID-19 test result using a new phone app. 21/03/2021
Cinema Dutch-directed 'Shadow Game' offers insight into plight of refugees 'Shadow Game', by two Dutch directors, follows the trials and tribulations of migrants as young as 14 fleeing war, famine and oppression to start new lives in Europe. It also features a mobile game and an interactive web documentary series. 21/03/2021
Culture What can we learn from the men seeking gold and friendship in mines What are the positive forms of masculinities that emerge from the depths of South Africa’s abandoned gold mines? Listen to the new episode of our original podcast, #CryLikeABoy 18/03/2021
Cinema Cartoon Movie, the pitching event raising funds for animated feature films Cartoon Movie is an annual forum where producers of animated films can meet and find investors and distributors. Animators from all over Europe took part in the event held virtually this year. 17/03/2021
Cinema 'Shadow Game' the big winner at the FIFDH "We have all been there, we all have been young and all experienced the same aspirations that they have" - Els van Driel, the film director of 'Shadow Game' tells all about her award-winning production. 16/03/2021
France Two Black actors crowned Best Newcomers at France's César film Awards France's equivalent to the Oscars crowned Jean-Pascal Zadi and Fathia Youssouf as this year's rising stars during a ceremony at the Olympia on Friday evening. 12/03/2021
Culture Meet the man who stopped at nothing to feed his family in Lesotho As part of its #CryLikeaBoy series, Euronews follows up the publication of two exclusive podcast documentaries with this video testimony that sheds a unique light on the plight of Lesotho's mining families. 11/03/2021
musica Sonya Yoncheva showcases her unique voice in a breathtaking performance "Many colours in me changed. I'm another woman, growing, changing every day” - Sonya Yoncheva puts on a stunning and unique performance in the "Met Stars Live in Concert". 11/03/2021
Cinema The FIFDH kicks off in virtual format for its 19th edition The International Film Festival and Forum on Human Rights will run from the 5th to the 14th of March in a digital format. This 19th edition is dedicated to photojournalist, Soltan Achilova, and her plight for human rights in Turkmenistan. 05/03/2021
Germany 'Bad Luck Banging or Loony Porn' wins best film at Berlinale Judges said the Romanian satirical movie, about a teacher facing scrutiny over a sex tape, "captures on screen the very content and essence, the mind and body, the values and the raw flesh of our present moment in time". 05/03/2021
Culture Left behind in no man's land: plight of Lesotho's mining families We look at the fate of mining families left behind by men working to provide for them. 04/03/2021
USA Dolly Parton sings COVID-themed 'Jolene' version as she gets vaccine "Vaccine, vaccine, vaccine, vaccine, I'm begging of you please don't hesitate," Dolly Parton crooned before receiving a dose of the Moderna vaccine. 03/03/2021
